Chuvit Kamolvisit campaigns against the decriminalisation of cannabis on Phahol Yothin Soi 18 in Chatuchak district, Bangkok on March 24. (Photo: Pornprom Sarttarpai)
Chuvit Kamolvisit, a former massage parlour mogul and staunch critic of cannabis legalisation, has urged the new government to relist cannabis as a narcotic amid concerns over weed sales near schools.
Chuvit, also a former politician, posted on Facebook that he had seen a cannabis dispensary, dubbed a “weed cafe”, operating in Silom district.
The dispensary is less than 50 metres from the well-known all-girls St Joseph Convent School, which has about 5,000 students.
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